Family events in Waller, TX

Space City hosts an annual warbird fly in that welcomes pilots and spectators alike. Flying takes place on a 600 by 200 foot grass runway, and the pit area has electrical service. Pilots have a $30 registration that includes lunch, and there are pilot prizes and a raffle. RV camping is available, with a limited number of sites offering electricity; to reserve a spot, contact Greg Yancy at 281-642-5262. Spectators are welcome at no charge.

Katy faces Seven Lakes in a football matchup at Jack Rhodes Memorial Stadium. This game is designated as Senior Night.

Houston Motorsports Park hosts a casual drag racing night where participants can bring their own vehicles and line up against friends in a legal setting. No racecar or prior experience is required. Admission is $20 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12, and free for ages 5 and under.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat breakfast that benefits veterans and first responders, hosted by American Legion Post 164 Katy, the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 164 Katy, and the Katy Elks at Katy Elks Lodge #2628. All are welcome, and families are encouraged to attend. The cost is $10 for all-you-can-eat, $5 for children under 12, and little kids eat free.

Back by popular demand, Volkstoberfest, previously known as GroovFest, returns with a family friendly day of fun. Kids can enjoy free face painting, and there will be free Hot Wheels racing and valve cover races, each with awards. Food trucks, vendors, raffles, and alcohol for purchase add to the experience, with models and photographers on hand. A live DJ keeps the music going, and additional activities are being added to make it even more fun for everyone. Both air cooled and water cooled are welcome.

At CAF Houston Wing, visitors can browse the museum collection, get an up close look at WWII aircraft, and chat with the crew. This recurring experience happens on the first and third Saturdays each month. It is a free, family-friendly day.

The fourth annual Katy Pride celebration brings a welcoming day of Pride and community. Enjoy live performances by Olive Klug, Sarah Golden, and DJ CrazyV, along with an enhanced Kids Zone, a variety of activities, local vendors, food trucks, and booths from community organizations. Admission and parking are free, and the event is family friendly.

The showdown features drag racing with 5.80 index, a 6.50 full-size truck shootout, and 7.0 index, plus Junior Dragsters. Entry is $100 for each class, with $1,000 added for 5.80, $800 added for the 6.50 truck shootout, and $700 added for 7.0. Junior Dragsters have a $100 entry with 100 percent payback. Test and Tune is available. Spectator admission is $30 for adults, $5 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

At Midtown Park in Houston, this food fest brings together more than 50 hand-picked vendors from Texas, Louisiana, and across the country. Explore a wide spread of tastes, including tacos, gumbo, ice cream, vegan burgers, and barbecue. Beyond the bites, expect plenty of activities for everyone and a full day of live music from local bands on stage. Chairs are welcome, pets are not allowed, and parking is available nearby. Bringing cash is recommended, though most vendors accept cards. Tickets can be scanned on a phone. Vendor inquiries can be sent to GreatStateEvents@gmail.com.

Toddler Tuesday, presented by The Village School at LaCenterra, is a monthly get-together crafted for little ones with engaging play, lively entertainment, and creative hands-on experiences. It takes place on the first Tuesday each month in Heritage Square. Activities are provided by Adventure Kids, We Rock the Spectrum, and Westwood Gymnastics.

Dig into an all-you-can-eat pizza lunch buffet, billed as world famous, available at all Star Pizza locations. Pricing is $13.95 for adults and $7.95 for kids, and a soft drink or tea is included.

Enjoy an evening of bingo at Post 4006. Admission is free, and participants of all ages are welcome to take part.

BossDog K9 Obedience offers a comprehensive group class that builds reliable manners and responsiveness. Dogs work on core cues such as sit, down, stay, place, heel, and recall, with practice centered on everyday situations. Instruction emphasizes staying calm around other dogs and people, waiting politely at doorways, and appropriate social behavior. The program equips handlers and their dogs with practical skills for success in a variety of settings, from neighborhood walks to visits with friends. Space is limited.

A weekly session with the Cow blends creative crafts and a read-aloud, with hands-on play dough included each time. Adults can enjoy free hot coffee. Highlights in the series include a collaboration with Artistry in Motion, a mummy-themed project, a spider-themed activity, and a festive dress-up party.

Thursday evenings at Odin's Place are dedicated to casual Pokémon play. Each week offers a different focus. The first Thursday of the month centers on trading. The second to last Thursday features Gym Leader Challenges. The final Thursday highlights top-level events such as League Challenges and other mid scale activities, and offerings may shift with the season. For complete details, ask the Pokémon Professors.